Up until recently I was a die-hard Mac user. Before that I spent most of my life all about Windows. In all of my jobs before my last one, I was able to use a Mac which I preferred. But I was doing a lot on my PC and it was definitely better at multi-tasking. Totally fine having PC for work now, and Mac for personal use.

I still despise the forced updates on Windows though.

I’ve never used a Mac, and I have no interest in using one either; they’re too expensive and exclusive, and they have so many limitations—I don’t like that. Windows is completely open, and you can do whatever you want, so I’d choose a PC over a Mac any day.

I remember when I was in college, and I did work experience in a school for my childcare course, the only computers that the school had available were Mac computers, and as much as I eventually learned to use one, it was never a computer I ever wanted to go back to or even own myself.

I much prefer a PC or laptop running Windows, and I am happy that way. I can also use Linux, but again, I much prefer a PC even with Linux.

On Oct 26, 2026, Resting Witch Face said:

I remember when I was in college, and I did work experience in a school for my childcare course, the only computers that the school had available were Mac computers, and as much as I eventually learned to use one, it was never a computer I ever wanted to go back to or even own myself.

I much prefer a PC or laptop running Windows, and I am happy that way. I can also use Linux, but again, I much prefer a PC even with Linux.

Even without having used one myself, I feel the same way; every video I’ve seen online about Macs makes me want to run in the opposite direction. I won’t deny that the quality is excellent—it works incredibly well for everything—but it’s so limited in terms of what you can actually do, comes with so many restrictions, and is somewhat complex, too. I don’t like it at all; I prefer Windows—it’s completely practical and easy to understand.